Factory Track Groups
These authorization groups are defined in Factory Track by default:
- : Infor FactoryTrack Administrative Group. Administrators set up other user profiles and define their authorization level. Administrators have the highest level of access. They have full access to all forms. Administrators usually manage and maintain organization, configuration, and security parameters. Administrators can use the Administrator Home Page form to access the forms relevant to the administrator role.
- : Infor FactoryTrack Supervisor Group. Supervisors manage the labor and attendance data of employees. Line supervisors authorize exceptions, approve time sheets, schedule absences, and adjust shifts. Payroll supervisors process payroll data. Supervisors can use the Supervisor Home Page form to access the forms relevant to the supervisor role. They use the Hours Summary form to view an overview of the labor and attendance data of their employees. Supervisors are usually allowed to view organization and configuration forms but not given any editing privileges on these forms.
- : Infor FactoryTrack User Group. Users report labor and attendance data for themselves. Examples include starting a job they are about to work on or clocking out at the end of the work day. Users have access to a limited number of forms that are directly related to these activities. Users are usually allowed to view, but not edit, their own records on the Hours Summary and Hours Detail forms. Users can use the Dashboard Transactions form or Work Center Navigation Home form to enter attendance or labor transactions. These user privileges are controlled by parameter settings in the employee record.
- : Infor FactoryTrack Team Leader Group. Team leaders manage teams using the Shop Floor module. They are authorized to create teams and to add and remove team members. Team leaders can perform transactions on behalf of their entire team.
- : Infor FactoryTrack Home Page Group for Time Track. The TTHomePage group uses a user profile to access the Employee Home Page and its sub-forms in Time Track. You should not assign the user profile attached to the TTHomePage group to an employee record. Use this profile to start Factory Track and leave it open on a general purpose PC on the shop floor. Multiple users can then perform labor and attendance transactions without having to log into and out of Factory Track.
- : Infor FactoryTrack WM Base Group for Device Interface - all ERPs. The WMBase group is authorized to use basic mobile scanner transactions, such as changing a default printer, and run pop-up windows in the Warehouse Mobility module. All Warehouse Mobility mobile scanner users should be assigned to this group.
- : The WMLNInv group is authorized to use mobile scanner transactions relating to inventory.
- : The WMLNProd group is authorized to use mobile scanner transactions relating to production.
- : The TTWMTrans group is authorized to use mobile scanner transactions that are used with Time Track.
- : The LNWMNonTT group is authorized to use mobile scanner transactions that are exclusive to Warehouse Mobility.
- FT-LNWMInventory: Infor FactoryTrack Inventory for LN. This group is used for WM (Scanner) Transactions in LN implementations. This grants access to the Inventory transactions for the scanner.
- FT-LNWMNonTT: Infor FactoryTrack Non Time Track Labor Transactions for LN. This group is used for WM (scanner) Transactions in LN implementations. Thisgrants access to the Labor recording functions using the LN-based Time module. (This is not assigned, if Time Track is being implemented).
- FT-LNWMProduction: Infor FactoryTrack Production for LN. This group is used for WM (Scanner) Transactions in LN implementations. This grants access to the Production support transactions for the scanner.
- FT-TTWMTrans: Infor FactoryTrack Time Track WM Transactions - SyteLine & LN. This group is used for WM (Scanner) Transactions when Time Track is being implemented.
- Infor-SystemAdministrator: This group is used to add users to Factory Track through the Ming.le interface.
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